[NEW!]MSI Prosperity Chinese New Year Promotion



Purchase any GP series with GT840M graphics card from 28th Jan till 28th Feb 2015 and get your CNY Prosperity Pack consists of a Limited Edition MSI Gaming Mousepad and a MSI DS100 Gaming Mouse.

This promotion also entitles for CNY Lucky Draw and stand a chance to win MSI Red Packet with Steam Wallet worth USD$30. 5 lucky winners will be selected.

*Only available at participated stores:
MSI Concept Store (Penang)
Unit No.1B & 1D, 1.01-4.01,L3-42A, Level 3, Komtar,Jln Penang,10000 Penang.
Tel: 04- 2623127

MSI Concept Kiosk (Petaling Jaya)
K-S12,2nd Floor,Digital Mall .No 2 Jln 14/20,Seksyen 14,46100 PJ.
Tel: 03-79603352

*T&C applies.

GT80 Titan SLI modularity

The GT80 Titan SLI is both a successor as well as an improvement on the GT72 in many ways. Obviously, it’s a completely new design, and the two don’t have much in common, but in one critical aspect, it shares the possibility to be upgraded in the future. The GT72 comes with a replaceable MXM graphics card, while the GT80 takes this a couple of steps further by pretty much full modularity.





The placement of the keyboard means you can remove the somewhat unusual large top cover with two screws and access HDDs, ODD and the M.2 2280 type SSDs (all slots clearly numbered).



Through the bottom you can access the dual GTX 980M GPUs as well as the RAM. Another unusual feature is a ribbon cable running between the graphics cards – this is the SLI bridge.

As you can see then, we’re building on the GT72 upgradability DNA, but make it even easier for those who go for the top-of-the-line offering.

MSI Notebook Product Guide January 2015 out now! http://bit.ly/mymsinb_booklet

Where to buy: http://bit.ly/mymsinb_wheretobuy

GT80 Titan SLI: Graphics performance

It’s not without reason we make a lot of noise about the GT80 Titan SLI – we’re immensely proud of all its unique features, not to mention the fact that it’s our most high-performing system, and probably the fastest gaming notebook out there. We can rant and rave about the keyboard for weeks (and we have done, internally), but in the end, it’s down to performance figures… Something we thought we’d share with you.

You will not have missed the fact that we’re using two NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M with 8GB each, in SLI, leading to… Well, see for yourself, below.









In general, the SLI solution in the GT80 gives a performance boost of more than 60% compared to a single GTX 980M, as found in our GT72, or for that matter in a lot of other high-end notebooks. For example, this solution scores noticeably higher in 3DMark Fire Strike than an overclocked GeForce Titan desktop system – just to give you an idea of what kind of powerhouse the GT80 really is.

GE62 vs. GE60

The GE62 was unveiled at CES, and us obviously the successor to the out-going-but-not-quite-dead-yet GE60. In fact, the GE60 will still remain in the MSI line-up for a while, but the GE62 will bridge the gap between the GE60 and the GS series – it will be more upmarket than the GE60.



Obviously, this all starts with the looks, it’s more solid and sturdy than the GE60, and the GE62 has metal on pretty much all surfaces you actually touch – it’s a very sleek and stylish design. On top of that, the updated versions will actually come with higher-end graphics than before, in the shape of GTX 965M and 970M, while being noticeably slimmer and lighter.

A non-exhaustive list of differences can be seen below.